Re: How does one pgp/mime encrypt to different recipients?

[jam@jamux.com (John A. Martin)]

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>>>>> "Simon" == Simon Josefsson
>>>>> "Re: How does one pgp/mime encrypt to different recipients?"
>>>>>  Mon, 02 Sep 2002 22:07:11 +0200

    Simon> jam@jamux.com (John A. Martin) writes:
    >> How does one encrypt mail to key user-ids other than those
    >> auto-detected from the To/CC headers?

    Simon> The old per-part MML tags `recipients' and `sender' works:

Thank you for the quick response.

Being a newbe I don't know nut'n 'bout old stuff.  It all looks the
same to me.  :)

    Simon> #multipart encrypt=pgpmime recipients=foo@bar.com

Using something like

      example: #multipart encrypt=pgpmime recipients=comma,seperated,list[1]

worked OK for me except that when decrypting, also with ognus-5.07
(XEmacs-21.4p5), I saw no indication that their was a good signature
before encrypting.  Using something like

      example: #multipart sign=pgpmime encrypt=pgpmime recipients=l,i,s,t

also gave no hint what key if any had signed tha message.

How does one supply the --throw-keyid option?

    Simon> but they doesn't seem to work in the new <#secure> tag.
    Simon> I'm not sure why.

Will this get on someone's To Do list after appearing here?

Footnotes: 
[1]  What is a sure way of 'protecting' a line like this?  I finally
removed the pointy brackets.

        jam


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